Subject: Re: [Bluez-users] Cannot continue Bluetooth transaction
From: Marcel Holtmann <marcel@holtmann.org>
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Date: Wed, 07 Dec 2005 10:15:41 +0100

Hi Arch,

> I would like to ask if it is okay for a slave device to be the first
> to issue a disconnect command in the RFCOMM layer rather than the
> master device. Usually, after the OBEX Disconnect request of the
> master device and the corresponding response of the slave device, the
> master issues a disconnect command in the RFCOMM layer. However, the
> slave device (running on BlueZ) is the first one to issue a disconnect
> command in the RFCOMM layer, and the master device issues a disconnect
> command (RFCOMM) after that of the slave device. Is this okay?

I don't see a problem here, besides that the other side is not reacting
on the DISC command.

> Also, a client device issues an OBEX Connect request to a server
> device (running on BlueZ) and thereafter sends an SDP service request.
> Is this flow (1. OBEX Connect --- 2. SDP service request) okay with
> BlueZ? This is how the Sony Ericsson S700i and the Samsung D600 goes
> about their Bluetooth transactions. After the SDP service request, the
> mobile phones did not issue an OBEX Disconnect request.

I think that I already told you that. SDP transactions can happen at
every time.
 
> The trace for this kind of transaction is attached with this email:

You are kidding me. Sending a Microsoft Word document is kinda rude.

Regards

Marcel


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